I'm a great beleiver in laerning to listen to 'emeies' or those designated as enemies. Our critics can often teach us much. So have a look at what bin Laden is really saying. Very few people are truly evil; most evil is perpetrated by people with good intentions. Unless we recognise that we cannot truly think about how it may be redeemed and how they may be converted. When you pray for your enemies and it includes this man, think on these things that the seeds of real intercessory prayer may grow from this soil.
Aljazeera.Net - Full transcript of bin Ladin's speech
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